The source for New Urbanism, smart growth, and walkable communities
Selected Resources
New Urbanism, smart growth, and traditional neighborhood development (TND)
•Carfree Cities, solutions to the problem of the urban automobile
•Civitas, University of Illinois storefront design center for local community outreach
•Doris Goldstein, legal services for attorneys and developers of new urbanist projects
•EcoIQ, this magazine and website focuses on environmental management and sustainability
•Green Rising, marketing for the eco-minded
•James Howard Kunstler, author of "The Geography of Nowhere"
•Joseph Terry’s resource page on New Urbanism
•L3xicon.com, a web thesaurus and lexicon
•The Narrow Streets Database, communities that have adopted reduced width street standards
•New Trains, a resource guide to rail transit
•New Urban Living, serving New Urbanism enthusiasts and residents
•New Urbanism, creating livable communities, a resource page
•Planetizen, the digital source for planning news
•Plannersweb, resource for planning commissions and zoning boards
•Preservation Directory Blog Topics, a collection of historic and cultural preservation information
•RES, Inc., quantitative research in areas of public policy
•SmartCode Files, free, downloadable files from DPZ including the SmartCode & Manual
•Sprawl Watch Clearinghouse, just what its name describes
•TND Homes, a new web site from the publishers of the TND Series home plans
•The Town Paper, a publication about traditional neighborhood